Fund Source for New & Old Domain Extensions, Names

[Charley]

These are few questions I would like to know.

- Are there reliable sources where I can acquire capital for investing in new extensions and also in older extensions domain names

- How does the re-payment work out

- Are there any documents that need to be sent

- What security would they need

 

[The Stealthy One]

When you talk of capital, are you speaking in terms of loans or investment capital?

 

[Kate]

domaincapital.com is a company funding domain purchases.

 

[Spade]

These are few questions I would like to know.

- Are there reliable sources where I can acquire capital for investing in new extensions and also in older extensions domain names

- How does the re-payment work out

- Are there any documents that need to be sent

- What security would they need

If you have solid credit, I have been recieving some nice offers through BankofAmerica - They are offering 10,15,20,50k with decent interest, and its not tied to any assetts other than my credit. I have considered exploring taking out this loan, but at this time, until I get a sound business concept, I am holding still.

Justin

 

[Name Trader]

Always a good idea, Justin.

 

[Charley]

When you talk of capital, are you speaking in terms of loans or investment capital?

Investment capital, like $ 2000

domaincapital.com is a company funding domain purchases.

Have you tried them ? Are they reliable ?

 

[Kate]

domaincapital.com is a company funding domain purchases.

Have you tried them ? Are they reliable ?

I have not tried them yet but I believe you still have to put up 40% of the funding amount.

As Justin says, the most obvious source of credit is your bank where you are known and trusted.
if you do not have good credit or collateral you need a good business plan or find a business angel. Anyway you should never borrow more than you could possibly afford

 

[Charley]

Right !

But am wondering for the rest 60 % , what kind of security they would take.

I have not tried them yet but I believe you still have to put up 40% of the funding amount.